#1 The Dead Weather, Kool Haus

It was definitely an unreal experience photographing Jack White (The White Stripes), Alison Mosshart (The Kills), Dean Fertita (Queens of the Stone Age) and Jack Lawrence (The Raconteurs) combine all of their awesomeness into one hell of a super-group performance.

#2 Broken Social Scene, Harbourfront Centre

Truly one of the most re-motivating and re-energizing performances I have EVER seen. it was the most Canadian I have felt in a long time. And I got published on Pitchfork for it !

#3 Band of Skulls, mod club

The next big thing coming from the UK in 2009. Keep your eyes peeled for them in 2010!

#4 Regina Spektor, Sound Academy

The oh so talented, creative and lovely Regina lead her own fan-based choir all night long.

#5 Paramore, Kool Haus

I honestly can’t say that I’m a big Paramore fan, but man does Hailey Williams put some liveliness into your body when she takes the stage!

Full review coming soon to Live in Limbo!!!

Just wanted to let you all know that I have written and photographed a really exciting young up and coming Niagara local indie-rock band InLimbo.

Check out the full review here

Hi everyone, I just wanted to share with you all, that one of my photos from the BSS show was used and published on Pitchfork.com.

I urge you all to check it out here: BSS Pitchfork Article

You can see me appear in front of the stage with my E3 at 1:04 time frame.

Also, Live in Limbo is constantly updating our coverage of this years North By Northeast festival:
Check it out here @ Live in Limbo

Peace.

With a juicer on hand, U.S.S. is prepared and ready for anything that awaits them in 2009. Their style described as Bob Marley in a lab coat held through last night at Johnny B’s in Oshawa, Ontario.

The crowd of Seekers were provided some good ole local Canadian acts: The Rec Room and The Stables. Props go out to Kris Dickerson (the promoter) for producing such a top-notch show!

The main event of the night, of course, were nothing but stellar. Human Kebab, the man…the hype-man, seemed to inject the audience with adrenaline while vocalists Ashley kept everyone in a transcendent flow. The show kicked off with the dramatic intro of “2 and 15/16ths” and the rest of the night was history.

It’s hard to believe that the Canadian duo who released their demo and began performing live in the same month would have their songs on heavy rotation on 102.1 The Edge, and have their first video single “Hollowpoint Sniper Hyperbole” played regularly on Much Music and recently were awarded two CASBYs. U.S.S. triumphed over other Canadian greats such as Tokyo Police Club, Bedouin Soundclash and Sam Roberts to win those awards, pretty impressive one might say?

With this much hype just radiating from their EP “Welding the C:/”, there are definitely big things to come for U.S.S. as their full-length album “Einsteins of Consciousness” debuts early 2009.

I just wanted to let you all know, that one of my photos from Nuit Blanche 08 got published on CBC.ca/arts ! I’m stoked!

Check it out here: http://www.cbc.ca/photogallery/arts/1670/ photo #13

You can also check out more of my photos from Nuit Blanche on my flickr

It was a wild night even thought I probably didn’t cover like 95% of it.

A tip for me : get a wide angle lens!!!

P.S I also updated my Portfolio with some of my fav shots from Vfest.

-Sean

This is the new micro Four-Thirds dSLR from Olympus. Yes…it IS a DSLR! but small like a P&S. Some people have already bashed it and some have praised it.

It is definently better than a movie mode IMO.

Instead of trying to make something that its not, why not focus your effort into making something that will improve or enchance what you already have?

To me, a camera like this would be a beautiful backup camera. Even If I just carried it around with me, it would be no problem.

Another benefit I see, is that I can bring it to concerts and events etc and pretend that it is a P&S but still take dSLR quality photos ! That is food for thought.

P.S new season of Heroes is on tonight